Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore wore matching outfits as they arrived in London earlier today before walking down the red carpet for Demi's Flawless premiere. Back in the Spring, the actress made the rounds promoting the movie but she's not done yet. In a recent interview she talked about taking such a long break from acting, marrying Ashton, and her supportive family dynamic. Here's more:

• On how Bruce, Ashton and her kids are all happy: "Look, nobody goes into a marriage, particularly where you have children, thinking you’re going to end up divorced. So, being a child of divorced parents, I really wanted us to keep a close relationship. And having female children, I feel that the relationship they have with their father will affect every relationship they have with every man in their future. So I really wanted that to be a positive, loving relationship. Because we’re still a family. We’re just a family in a different form. And I’ll tell you, it’s a lot less work than being angry and bitter."
• On taking a hiatus in her career: "I just knew my children needed to be grounded. And, really, it was a tremendous gift for myself. I wouldn’t trade what I have with my children, who they are today, for having a bigger paycheck and a bigger career. But, yes, I did take a long period off, at what really would be have been my prime time for leading-lady roles."
• On marrying Ashton: "I’m certainly not the first woman to be with a younger man. So, once again, I had to wonder, ‘Is there something about me that seems to be making it such a big deal?’ I can’t answer that. I have no idea."

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Australia hits theaters today, but Nicole Kidman took a break from her busy press schedule to present a petition against violence towards women at the United Nations in NYC yesterday. As a UNIFEM Goodwill Ambassador, Nicole talked about how happy she was to get over 5 million signatures, saying, “We thought that the more names we collected, the stronger our case to make ending violence against women a top priority for governments everywhere. Well, the results are in. We’ve tallied the numbers from Bangkok and Tanzania, from Ecuador to Fiji, from Jordan to India. I am so delighted to announce that they have far, far, surpassed our goal." Nicole's philanthropic projects have always been as important to her as films, and hopefully she can inspire others to do some good deeds this holiday season as well.

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